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Montgomery College — Electrical Wiring Area of Concentration, Building Trades Technology Degree

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Electrical Wiring Area of Concentration, Building Trades Technology Degree

Credential
Electrical Wiring Area of Concentration, Building Trades Technology Degree
Length
60 credit hours; four semesters in the suggested sequence
Where
Gudelsky Institute for Technical Education, Rockville Campus, 51 Mannakee Street, Rockville, MD 20850
Cost
2026–27 examples: 15 credit hours cost $2,769 in tuition and fees for a county resident, $5,343 for a Maryland resident and $7,341 for a non-Maryland resident. (checked 2026-10-15) Financial aid is available, according to the school.
How to apply
Contact the school.

Montgomery College offers an Electrical Wiring AAS concentration through the Gudelsky Institute at its Rockville Campus in Maryland.

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Information checked: October 15, 2026 ?

Primary source: Official program page

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Program Overview

Montgomery College offers the Electrical Wiring Area of Concentration within its Building Trades Technology degree as an Associate of Applied Science. It is delivered through the Gudelsky Institute for Technical Education at the Rockville Campus, 51 Mannakee Street, Rockville, Maryland. The 2026–2027 catalog lists 60 credit hours in a four-semester suggested sequence, offered at Rockville.

Curriculum Highlights

Montgomery College identifies itself as a public, open-access community college. The electrical coursework focuses on residential and commercial wiring and is laboratory intensive, complemented by classroom studies.

Cost & Financial Aid

For 2026–2027, the college's examples put 15 credit hours at $2,769 in tuition and fees for a county resident, $5,343 for a Maryland resident and $7,341 for a non-Maryland resident. The college's main tuition page still shows lower 15-credit totals, such as $2,697 for a county resident.

Career Outcomes

The financial aid office describes grants and scholarships among the resources it helps students explore. The represented credential is an Associate of Applied Science.